I've been reading Schafer's The Soundscape--it's really great.
I knew Krause liked it (he has a plug for it on Amazon) but I didn't realize it had altered his career practice to the extent that it has.
I'm surprised the reporter didn't give Edmund O Wilson's thumbs up for Krause's theories bigger play.
It seems like the skeptics are given wide berth in the article.
Oh, well, the Times isn't a peer-reviewed bioacoustic science journal, can't expect too much.
This is the second article they've done recently on a music industry big shot who went back to school and became a scientist. The other was the "Beatles is all about timbre" guy.
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I knew Krause liked it (he has a plug for it on Amazon) but I didn't realize it had altered his career practice to the extent that it has.
I'm surprised the reporter didn't give Edmund O Wilson's thumbs up for Krause's theories bigger play.
It seems like the skeptics are given wide berth in the article.
Oh, well, the Times isn't a peer-reviewed bioacoustic science journal, can't expect too much.
This is the second article they've done recently on a music industry big shot who went back to school and became a scientist. The other was the "Beatles is all about timbre" guy.
- tom moody 2-18-2007 6:37 pm